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by grensley 4y ago
My work environment has been improved by AI tools so far. I do hope it never gets to the point where the expectation is that devs are just full time code reviewers. Feel like it would get boring at that point.
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by grensley 4y ago
Just chuck a check in front of it
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by grensley 4y ago
Seeing https://github.com/arc53/docsgpt/blob/main/application/combi... is just fascinating to me. It's absolutely where this all is headed, but to see it as source code evokes something in me.
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by grensley 4y ago
I really think a lot of these problems can be traced back to the introduction of the iPhone. Physical reality has taken a backseat to the digital world, so physical reality has been neglected. Living in a world of physical neglect has hurt
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by grensley 4y ago
Large Language Model
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by grensley 4y ago
TI-Basic was effectively my first programming language. Instead of paying attention in Calculus, I was making the world's buggiest sudoku solver. Will always have a special place in my heart as well.
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by grensley 4y ago
I think I'm most puzzled why the Navy is making so many edits on Boys II Men founding member Marc Nelson. The read I'm getting is they are by Marc Nelson himself since a lot of them seem to reflect his personal regrets about leavi
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by grensley 4y ago
I'm just saying that it's been 7 years since the fraud went public
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by grensley 4y ago
As someone who fits this description exactly, it's you have to really manage the anxiety to hit your productive groove. With my current job, I explicitly went from a full stack dev to a front end dev to shed responsibility in certain a
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by grensley 4y ago
The corporate structure surrounding FTX is so complex, and given that Elizabeth Holmes is still walking free, I would guess it will be a long long time before anyone involved here sees a jail cell.
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by grensley 4y ago
The episode is much more fair to the publishers. They specifically call out the Libby app as the turning point. Once it became super accessible for people to get ebooks through libraries, it started really putting the squeeze on publishers
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by grensley 4y ago
The good times made crazy people look smart and the bad times are making crazy people look like idiots.
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by grensley 4y ago
I would love love love to see a study on the correlation between lines of code (not net, total changes + and -) and co-worker assessment of aptitude for people in the non-inclusive band from Junior to Architect (aka, people who are really e
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by grensley 4y ago
Discord is honestly great for work, especially if you're organizing contractors using their roles system. The problem is that it's also the chat system a lot of my friends and hobbies use, so it really messes with my work/lif
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by grensley 4y ago
> And in Florida, military veterans without a bachelor’s degree can teach for up to five years using temporary certificates. That seems so weird. Why would they have to stop after five years of teaching? Shouldn't they be better at
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by grensley 4y ago
Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Facebook_outage Their report: https://www.facebook.com/business/news/update-about-the-octo...
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by grensley 4y ago
The Facebook outage last year being a great example of this. They lost basically all internal communications.
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by grensley 4y ago
Be really interesting to know how many times they actually do this. Knowing PayPal, they might actually think about enforcing it. Could that even possibly hold up in court?
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by grensley 4y ago
I was thinking to myself as I read this: "this man has never worked somewhere long enough to be the guy who has to fix things when it breaks", and lo-and-behold, he's had 7 jobs in 8 years.
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by grensley 4y ago
Was on a team called "Quetzalcoatl" and I guess I'll have to inform them they should actually be doing data science, the heretics.
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by grensley 4y ago
I'm just imagining the founders as every stoned business school student at the time like "Bro, wouldn't it be cool if there was an app where you just press a button and it tells you what song is playing" and they actuall
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by grensley 4y ago
Not German, but the Greens (ruling party) in Germany basically built their platform on being anti-nuclear. They'd rather burn wet coal than walk that back.
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by grensley 4y ago
Selling books by the pound sounds sacrilegious to me. I guess I'm not such a voracious reader that I'm buying in bulk like that.
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by grensley 4y ago
I see this blog and my mind immediately goes to: What was the $ cost in salary to put this out vs How much should they expect to get back by somehow impressing upon potential customers that they have a sane-ish tech stack (and maybe how muc
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by grensley 4y ago
I suspect they were looking for you to do some risk/reward analysis. Personally, I would play one time, bet an amount of money I wouldn't be unhappy to lose and continue flipping until I were into 5 digits. On a $10 bet, that woul
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by grensley 4y ago
If someone says the original, I'd assume they're impolite but good at their job, If someone says the "corrected" version, I'd assume they're impolite, but bad at their job.
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by grensley 5y ago
If you click buy now, you get a "this resource can't be read" error.
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by grensley 5y ago
With 16% of Americans saying they have invested in cryptocurrency in some form, coupled with the classic adoption graph ( https://www.ou.edu/deptcomm/dodjcc/groups/99A2/curve.JPG ), crypto is begging for w
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by grensley 5y ago
Last Friday I went in and got a good education on some of our physical hardware. This knowledge is only held by people that have been with the company since Spring 2020 or work in that department. I can only imagine the amount of institutio
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by grensley 5y ago
My mom loves Scrabble and Boggle and it's been really great sharing Wordle results with her everyday. Felt like we hadn't had a real societal phenomenon since Tiger King. It might just be a flash in the pan and gone in a couple mo

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